Supporters have been left fuming after being charged £71 to attend United’s last 32 game at FC Midtjylland.

They believe it is far it is too much for European football’s second string competition.

And they have prepared banners to hold up in the MCH Arena - with one saying: ‘WELCOME TO SCAMDINAVIA'.

United fans have been left stunned after discovering Southampton supporters paid only £22 when their side played the same opponents in August.

Andy Mitten, editor of fanzine ‘United We Stand’ said: “£71 to watch a Europa League game is extortionate.

“The combined cost of all three tickets for Manchester United’s Champions League away games was only £75.

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“Make no mistake, we’ll be going into Thursday’s game aiming to win, as we want to do well in the competition”

Marouane Fellaini

“Do they think United fans are three times wealthier than Southampton fans? Midtjylland are ripping fans off, their own and the 800 travelling fans.”

The news comes just a week after Liverpool’s American owners were forced into an embarrassing climb down and froze season ticket prices after fans staged a walk-out at Anfield in protest at the soaring cost of watching games.

United star Marouane Fellaini has ordered his side not to humiliate themselves against the Danish minnows and keep alive their chances of winning silverware this season.

Louis van Gaal’s men will be on a hiding to nothing in the knowledge time is running out to land a trophy.

And Fellaini said: “They will be very aggressive as they want to win and show that they are a good team but we are strong too and have great players.

“We have the capacity to win and we want to win the game, even though it will be difficult. We have to be motivated because we know they will be.

“But we want to do the best we can in the Europa League as it is a competition that is there to be won.

“Make no mistake, we’ll be going into Thursday’s game aiming to win, as we want to do well in the competition.”

Meanwhile, Nicky Butt has vowed to help bring through the next generation of stars that can make United great again after being appointed head of the Old Trafford academy.

Butt said: “We want them to be here for many years. We want another Giggs, Neville or Scholes, these one-club guys who play here for many years and contribute to the club.

“Ultimately, the aim is to provide top, top class players for Manchester United that can go on to win the Champions League.”